I seen on TV where this lady had come up with a miracle cleaner for brass and all the other metalsIt's non-toxic and all you do is dip it, dry it and it will go back to it's orignal stateYou can't buy it in the stores, only on the internet and I can't find it anywhereI sure would appreciate any help on thisThanks
Get a couple (or more) spinning vents installedThey will suck the heat right outAnd in the winter, they can be turned off so that the heat stays in the house.
Call a heat air guy to install whole house fan/ attic fanDo it yourself and saveAlso can add more blown in insulation to the atticHome depot rents the machine and sells the cellulose insulationGo green and there are companies that use 100% recycled products.
An attic fan is a little-known asset to most of the publicUntil we had the same type of problem in our two-story home, I was not aware there was such a thingOur girls rooms were located on the second-floor loft and stayed sooo hot in the summer till my husband installed an attic fan with a second-floor vent located in the hallwall ceilingWhen you turned that fan on it would suck cool air from the basement and fill the whole house with a comfortable cool breezeWe discovered we didn't need to use air conditioning most of the summer it was soooo comfortableIt kept a steady flow of fresh air and talk about getting rid of cooking odors! It wasn't difficult to install and came with complete instructions - best money we ever spent.
to clean brass: shine it with Worcestershire sauce on a damp cloth then wipe it w/ a damp clth and buff w/ a dry cloth or lemon juice and salt for silver: a quart of HOT water in your sink dissolve 1 tblsp of washing soda or water softener and 1 tblsp of salt place a sheet of aluminum foil on the bottom of the sink then place your tarnished silver on the foil(it must be touching the foil and covered by water) wait 10 secrub w/ a cloth after removing from the water
